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Being on the water is one of the 'free-est' (is that a word?) feelings
in the world. It doesn't matter if it's a kayak/canoe, a 12' Grumman w/a
10 hp Merc (thanks Dad) or a 40' sportfisherman. Heck, I even feel great
floating around in a 4' innertube!

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alwayfishking wrote:
Did you ever play aainst me in Trophy bass 4 henry??


No sir, I've never tried the online play, heck, I've only logged a few
hours in single player.

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steve burison wrote:

Hey Henry

Check the charge on those batteries now so you arent surprised on your first
fishing trip. Need to keep them topped up, especially over the winter
months. Look on the Lowrance site for the tutorials....some good
instruction on fish finders there

Best luck to you
Steve


Thanks, I am working on that. I already owned a 2 amp trickle charger,
and had always been told that a slow charge was easier on batteries, but
I've read info recommending about 10 amps on an automatic charger, and
the seller kicked one of these into the deal. I'll check out the
Lowrance site. :)

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if you want some fun try the online if it is still available
"Henry Hefner" wrote in message
...
alwayfishking wrote:
Did you ever play aainst me in Trophy bass 4 henry??


No sir, I've never tried the online play, heck, I've only logged a few
hours in single player.

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Totally cool. Why not post a picture of your new fishing boat over in ABPF.
I love small fishing boats as much as big ones.

Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com


"Henry Hefner" wrote in message
...
Well, even a poor man gets a break now and then. I just purchased a used
10' plastic puddle jumper so I can get off the banks. It's seen some
use, so I'll have to give it a little TLC, but it came with a trolling
motor, 2 deep cycle batteries, casting deck, trailer, fish finder and a
live well, so I hope to have more chances to put my ROFB education to
use this year. Never used a finder before, (it's an Eagle Cuda 168) so
my guess is my first couple of trips will be a lot more learning than
fishing.

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Bob La Londe wrote:

Totally cool. Why not post a picture of your new fishing boat over in ABPF.
I love small fishing boats as much as big ones.

Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com


"Henry Hefner" wrote in message
...

Well, even a poor man gets a break now and then. I just purchased a used
10' plastic puddle jumper so I can get off the banks. It's seen some
use, so I'll have to give it a little TLC, but it came with a trolling
motor, 2 deep cycle batteries, casting deck, trailer, fish finder and a
live well, so I hope to have more chances to put my ROFB education to
use this year. Never used a finder before, (it's an Eagle Cuda 168) so
my guess is my first couple of trips will be a lot more learning than
fishing.

Maybe after I get it cleaned up some. A previous owner used it for duck
hunting and did some freehand camo painting. So if I took a pic against
the trees, you would just see a trailer wheel and a trolling motor!

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Maybe after I get it cleaned up some. A previous owner used it for duck
hunting and did some freehand camo painting. So if I took a pic against
the trees, you would just see a trailer wheel and a trolling motor!


The PERFECT Boat!!! Good for fishing and Duck hunting. Could anything be
better? Maybe a full choke 12 ga 3 1/2" Shimanno baitcaster...

-Zimmy

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Henry Hefner wrote:

Bob La Londe wrote:

Totally cool. Why not post a picture of your new fishing boat over in
ABPF.
I love small fishing boats as much as big ones.

Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com


"Henry Hefner" wrote in message
...

Well, even a poor man gets a break now and then. I just purchased a used
10' plastic puddle jumper so I can get off the banks. It's seen some
use, so I'll have to give it a little TLC, but it came with a trolling
motor, 2 deep cycle batteries, casting deck, trailer, fish finder and a
live well, so I hope to have more chances to put my ROFB education to
use this year. Never used a finder before, (it's an Eagle Cuda 168) so
my guess is my first couple of trips will be a lot more learning than
fishing.


Maybe after I get it cleaned up some. A previous owner used it for duck
hunting and did some freehand camo painting. So if I took a pic against
the trees, you would just see a trailer wheel and a trolling motor!


Well, Bob, I cleaned it up some. Go here to see it if you still wanna.
http://tinyurl.com/2vbdk

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On Sat, 08 May 2004 23:32:58 -0500, Henry Hefner
sent into the ether:

Henry Hefner wrote:

Bob La Londe wrote:

Totally cool. Why not post a picture of your new fishing boat over in
ABPF.
I love small fishing boats as much as big ones.

Bob La Londe
www.YumaBassMan.com


"Henry Hefner" wrote in message
...

Well, even a poor man gets a break now and then. I just purchased a used
10' plastic puddle jumper so I can get off the banks. It's seen some
use, so I'll have to give it a little TLC, but it came with a trolling
motor, 2 deep cycle batteries, casting deck, trailer, fish finder and a
live well, so I hope to have more chances to put my ROFB education to
use this year. Never used a finder before, (it's an Eagle Cuda 168) so
my guess is my first couple of trips will be a lot more learning than
fishing.


Maybe after I get it cleaned up some. A previous owner used it for duck
hunting and did some freehand camo painting. So if I took a pic against
the trees, you would just see a trailer wheel and a trolling motor!


Well, Bob, I cleaned it up some. Go here to see it if you still wanna.
http://tinyurl.com/2vbdk
Cool, looks like a nice little set up for you to enjoy.

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